Good Economics for hard time
Authors: Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo, Nobel Prize in Economics 2019.
The Economics of Troubled Times presents the latest economic research to suggest solutions to major economic issues: immigration, trade, growth, inequality, the environment, in many countries around the world.
The book shows that economics is not for politicians, but that every individual who understands something about economics will see his or her place in the big picture and where the big waves are pushing him or her.
Cover of the book "Economics in Hard Times" (Photo: Tre Publishing House).
Management whirlwind - three pillars of corporate culture
Author: Prof. Phan Van Truong
Management Storm is considered a valuable work on corporate culture by Professor Phan Van Truong, especially suitable for Vietnamese businesses of many sizes, from startups to large corporations.
The book is a summary of the author's many years of experience as a senior manager and consultant for many large domestic and international corporations, with a simple writing style suitable for the Vietnamese business environment, based on Professor Phan Van Truong's deep understanding of businesses.
The book will completely change the perception of businesses towards corporate culture.
Cover of the book "Management Storm" (Photo: Tre Publishing House).
Breaking through the digital age - Seven building blocks for successful digital transformation
Author: Nitin Seth
In Digital Breakthrough , Nitin Seth answers key questions, such as:
Why do companies fail in digital transformation?
How are business rules changing in the digital age?
What disruptive opportunities does digitalization bring in different industries?
How to best leverage the potential of digital technologies like AI and Cloud?
How should organizational structure and culture change?
What new skills do young leaders and professionals need to build?
Cover of the book "Breakthrough in the digital age" (Photo: Tre Publishing House).
By breaking down the digital transformation process into “seven building blocks,” the author clarifies how to master the digital transformation process.
This is a practical guide to digital transformation, with high applicability for many audiences - students, young professionals, experienced experts, senior managers - on how to recognize the opportunities that the digital age brings and realize those opportunities in work and personal life.
No River Too Long - A Guide for Startups
No River is Too Long is the work of Professor Phan Van Truong and more than 30 entrepreneurs from all walks of life.
From bitter or sweet stories, successes or failures, the group of authors draws out a series of things to do and avoid when starting a business.
This is considered a practical and emotional handbook for those starting their business career.
Cover of the book "No River is Too Long" (Photo: Tre Publishing House).
Business leaders overcome inflation
Authors: Ram Charan and Geri Willihan
This is a practical work in the context of the global economy entering an unprecedented period after the Covid 19 pandemic. From the middle of 2022, people will face high inflation and the risk of recession and stagflation.
Everyone knows to act quickly, but few managers have the experience to lead businesses through inflation.
Anyone with basic economic knowledge has heard about the term inflation and the most common causes of inflation, but not many people fully understand the aspects of inflation and its impact.
Cover of the book "Business leaders overcome inflation" (Photo: Tre Publishing House).
Leading a business through inflation will help managers have a clear view of inflation, market indicators to monitor, and early warning signs.
From there, the author suggests proactive ways to stay ahead: Cash management, ensuring liquidity, flexibility in pricing, viewing inflation as an opportunity to reset the business model and an opportunity to overcome competitors.
The book also has guidelines for each department, division, and division on what to keep in mind to overcome inflation.
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